Astounding? Universe? Whoever, I'll take it.

[mrissa]

Baen's new magazine is buying "The Opposite of Pomegranates." Neat! This is a story I wrote for a pair of elisem earrings called, "'Oh, yeah?' said the rock sprite."

Coincidentally, I am wearing those earrings today.

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Yes, yes, good news, good news!

[markiv1111.livejournal.com]

On one hand, of course this is good news! On the other hand, I'm wondering about contact information for the new magazine. I have a novelet that was once called "The Tree of Life is Dying" -- will retitle it "Trees of Life" when I submit it in this decade -- that Stan Schmidt and George Scithers looked at three times apiece, that Eric Vinicoff wanted for his s-f adventure magazine (which never came out), and that Elinor Mavor had wanted for *Amazing Stories,* but was overstocked at the time I submitted it (and by the time the money for her to send me a check had come through, she no longer had the job, but had been replaced) -- I suspect that anything Baen supported would be at least a fair fit. So: Can you enlighten me? (And can I locate the manuscript, 15 years after having stopped sending it around?) Thanks.

Nate B.

Re: Yes, yes, good news, good news!

[mrissa.livejournal.com]

The link is here (http://baensastoundingstories.com/subguide.html); good luck finding the manuscript!